Examples of using To implement sanctions in English and their translations into Arabic
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Not only do such cases cause extra work for border posts but ultimately they result in adverse consequences for individuals who are not listed, or failure to implement sanctions against those who are.
which would introduce a conditional element in the obligation to implement sanctions.
Cooperation with relevant international, regional and subregional organizations and specialized agencies should be further enhanced, including strengthening the ability to implement sanctions of those States that face implementation problems for reasons other than a lack of political will.
Letter dated 25 May 1994(S/1994/625) from the representative of Japan addressed to the President of the Security Council, transmitting the text of an announcement of the same date by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan on further steps taken by Japan to implement sanctions against Haiti in accordance with resolution 917(1994).
Some members also noted the low capacity to implement sanctions among Member States in Africa and the Middle East,
OF THE SECURITY COUNCIL I have the honour to transmit herewith the text of an announcement of 25 May 1994 by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan on the further steps taken by Japan to implement sanctions against Haiti in accordance with United Nations Security Council resolution 917(1994) adopted on 6 May 1994.
Weak enforcement results from the strategic interests of powerful States; a lack of clarity about the purpose of sanctions;" sanctions fatigue" brought about by concern over their humanitarian impact; insufficient support from the respective sanctions committees; and insufficient State capacity to implement sanctions.
The speakers also stress the need to explore available non-military options, and to promote the effectiveness of sanctions regimes, in particular through monitoring mechanisms, adequate listing and de-listing procedures, reinforcing the capacity of Member States to implement sanctions and promoting humanitarian impact assessments.
The international sanctions regime for individuals linked to Al-Qaida and the Taliban was established by Security Council resolution 1267(1999) and modified by a series of subsequent resolutions, which together require all States, in connection with any individual or entity associated with Al-Qaida, Osama bin Laden and/or the Taliban as designated by the 1267 Committee, to implement sanctions measures including asset freezes, international travel bans, and arms embargoes.
For instance, the Eminent Jurists Panel on Terrorism, Counter-Terrorism and Human Rights of the International Commission of Jurists has referred to the" virtually uniform criticism of the system as it presently operates" and noted the difficulties the regime poses for Member States faced with abiding by their obligations to implement sanctions while meeting their domestic and international human rights obligations.
Order 2006[6] and The Terrorism(United Nations Measures) Order 2006[7] to implement sanctions against terrorist suspects as designated by the UN Security Council Resolution 1267; which covered individuals and bodies associated with Al-Qaida, Osama bin Laden, or the Taliban.[8][9].
overtly violating the sanctions on Southern Rhodesia. The Council requested that the committee which had been established in resolution 253, consider the type of action which should be taken"in view of the open and persistent refusal of South Africa and Portugal to implement sanctions" and asked for the report no later than 31 January 1973.
Many Member States say that they need to improve capacity to implement sanctions.
(ii) Number of laws or decrees adopted by States to implement sanctions measures.
We support efforts through the United Nations to strengthen State capacity to implement sanctions provisions.
The Council needs also to show the resolve to implement sanctions once they are in place.
(ii) Number of laws or decrees adopted by States and regional organizations to implement sanctions measures.
We agree to support efforts through United Nations agencies to strengthen State capacity to implement sanctions provisions.
The United Kingdom drafts its own legislation to implement sanctions measures in respect of domestic criminal offences in the United Kingdom and for its Overseas Territories.